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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
QUEER STORY ABOUT MAINE MORALS.

The sut by Julia Percva sought To establish her
right 10 be called wife OF ward Perciva although
no marriage ceremony had ever taken place and to obtain
limited divorce emitting be supported by him. although
living apart from him. decided yesterday her favor BY
Justice Donohue Supreme Coart who signed decree
SEPARATION Her story a. told ia mel si"sNit
after short courtship promised 10 marry her. hut when
thu day appointed for the welding arrived re, ne
said he would later She was IN uceito hve WIN Nun
He took her TO his house in Name and Introduced
her 20 his friends as his vile. ~ -, OH.
The defendant ia the grandson OF W. w. Gilman,
leather he had introduced her
as his vile declared the she had agreed TO rs~ her
CLAIMS against 81 600 The judge held that tho pre-
her favor and he ala not bee'o
that the respectable people III Maine were at suor
low ebb could live improper relations WIN a
woman Ia the house OF his mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
,,Tcrr IND HIS wouzD-BE LEeATEE
.c,,xsr wARDwELL rHREATENED-A

r wAPpwELL THREATENED-A
novrp OF ATTORNEY TAMPEREp "iIp.
49, ,,,n case Yesterday the examnanon On
r.-..,ore H. swift. attorney Iof TIC =. a. .,.,,ea
- a., .,a,n, az John II. Wardwen 'nH' NO ..,
-. ,..a NJ the BIeecker-s| miSo'' 70" -, ~.
,,s, the entire session was oceup'eN % .,to-rev
anu a'i am cxpert IN regard TO a power Vi "'' ~,
testimony ~ -. o. and signed by James H. Paihe' VA"
wnt,on that Colonel Ethan Allen had 'ou n" ''".
BwlI' uop -, a will for Paine last june puV .
nc |.usp, did not believe tha' VA
80 IL or intended 10 do So INC VII Rms.
.sad with his associate, ex-Attorhes -. a.
III tho question whether all action sn'"iu 10 ,,nt
.noa AGAINST Wardwell for the conversion u vi
-. sogt hor sll 422 or portion OF j" VIM
Oh e - ia ,.csi ved for Paine and or when no
We Ia 1.-The hal given Paine $1,000 retaining .o
S.,ance as a lift from Psne 1t had oeeh ueIu w.
80, tho anti and get order OF arrest "s -, IL
ii ,romsaately, because n that were 'o 49, ,un,
.,.rros intended TO hamper wardwei III ',o .nt hs
-. such action had therefore been postponed ,..
ond OF the present trial lie nau pu. ,o,t hv
secret cinav for the purpose Of preventing Ward
claims against the property anu tbere was told
W. two about finding OF 'ne wnT Charles
Chickering'S safe One Of the had written let
S; ors revolving the agreement mace WIZ, ~
some Of the Of Mr. Paine ans Believed that he know
settle up ms ssasse than he said he did Mr. wsrdwe
noIoo other things, nau sto.oo In
smpns heard that some business , lsd 10
bad held over 100000 Of bonds belonslng 70
1B One of the objects in sending TOT ber i q.
vSo claimed TO be Of the subscrlplng
~ ~ alleged will was question him In regard 10 ~ "a
" ~ against Wardwel had been drawn up, nv IL
r,"ns had been issued and the complaint couu mos
now be found ward*ell showed the %tn INC =, panss
.rdnn 10 the effect that the draft for S5ol 10 h
order was drawn before his death Inc wr'n nd the
grave doubts whether this was So ""iu"o" paw W.
money he had obtained on that drait ~. ,r.. ox,m
Dan,e r. Ames. expert In peninanship' was 90" -
"a ., rraat ensth In regard to the following power OF
sttorney written by Wardwe and signed py raho
NEw.YoRK Sept IA. 1888
Mr. yohn H. wardwell ~ New York NY od ienu - ~
nv by nue. after interests IN hs essa
nv no her Paine. OF Brookne 80 NJ
S.eea and to a.
su5guent he may for the proper piofc"n ~
INV interests all matters poiainng 70 ne 81. .aa
Paine anc the nsp"sh " ~
S his late " m and testament and all hi~ acts VIZ 1911,
ed nv me A. myself he being appolheu nei
NV attorney TO act and ell other matters wherein NY
Interests concerned. We III p.~s
"e''' M FELTON, lseal
The expert testified that that portion OF the documeht
heginnjna with the words as II Gone by myself ctc.
bv which unlimited powers given TO "aruwci ntu
been written after Paine had signed IT, by the au Oh
microscope he detected this 1t was plain 10 DC seen
that the top OF the j." In the signature was wreh over
~ one of the last words OF the last sentence
The case was adjourned until ii a. H. next Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
MADE TO PAY BACK STOLEN MONEY.

verdict Reeves the insolvent Lspenafd
IT. cloak manufacturer his suit against his bookkeeper
Clifford KEMP TO Sis which he alleged had been
stolen from him. rendered yesterday In the City Court
fter trial before Judge Hyatt and jury Kemp who Is
Jail, having been arrested on charge oil larceny,
senea that he stole tho money and said he had Kept
IL as part Of the $4,000 which, no declared
had been promised by Rcves he would mare
false entries books obtain goods under ase rehcrs
make prepare the assignment which was
finally he asserted that heavy Insurance Was TO DE OBJ
taped on burned November
81. Kemp also charged that William ktinse an nSnr@hce
aiiuser with Reeves out this plot
All TINS by both AMI ktnger on the wit
esersy He said that Kemp had consre against
to mself from the OF his theft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Jan 5The following business was trans
acted IN the Supreme Court Of the Untei STATES today
No ls-Alva worden. and Others appellant agt Anson
awarded and assigned Tor AT
sn ami on the first alter the Febru
ary recess already assigned Tor tbat day
a lol-The United Stater plaintiff. stephen A.
Northaway Argument continued bT Marvin Io defend
ami and solicitor General jerks for planth
No ll5-r Merwether pla.ntn az error agt he Iudge
of me Muhleuberg OF Kentucky ArgGe
by exam Pope Humphrey Tor the plaintiff IN error and
by Brown for the defendant IN error
No LITTLE QUO htA Mississippi RIVER RACKET LON
PAW ami others appel Mrs Csibarne Aiken at
Others Argued by John hcnhaiu tor
appellant ami by w Benedict for appellees 49,,
OF Bloomfield. plaintiff In error agt the
Charter National Bank etc Argument begun Dy Cnarcs
r Perkins for tine psintiI IN error
until on a II n,clnnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North kfrer. Vessels and Kaiiroads.
GENERAL MARKET Reports.

CoFrEE-For Brazil styles prices firmly held at l5e
for fair Rio spot invoices No business reported MIN
growths steady In the option list the market opened
day aud closed barely steady at reaction q io.ls
fS250l3.So March. 1928 0l3.s0: April lS.250l3S0:
May 3250ls.30. Juna Ia259l3.3o' July. l3S00lS.3a
Sales 81, $50 bags
CorToN-In spot trading there was light Tsss
but the market firmly maintained oaes,
1886 ba es t23 last EVENING" all tor consumption The
port receipts today 1905 bales comparing with 3622I
bales and 40l bales this day last
since sepembsr the Total port recsnts have been sstssS
bales against 465 bales for the period last wear
Quotations based the American standard OF classncaon
"a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Tho -four market has been
cf S hour IN store 'a Is ae,as Oeng
limited Out o. the q CRABS w"ah ss
' '1s. estps the t0' si,re%s holders
a = a af the OV @s. I"%s 9iSo bS Fn s.
NH &c e sSs 70 s l'I W fnGG'
Extra sS2oas5 % and Fancy So go 900 eoa Minnesota
10 choes two private brands o Patent
TS.l IN the sss Is ssperns 90
Ss r.acy ss5s s,s 80
cuqSs EiF western g 7ss' G SS 70 sSoe
q ss d s sa5' 49, on Common 10S Extra au%s:o
ss 4s,c c 81 SS f tn 81 ~ s'a o.
oSs4 - T. Sss o%%o1 70 y Far EIa . as
Patent winter Wheat Extra = 5osss 90 City Nh E1nrS
81 Ws s 70 % ssnS close as s sS
Far Extra q S5Sss @ aV% and Ti moas ss
active 20. nbs Supernne at 81 30 s. 10 Corn;
6 6s%s} s 81 Is a 81 o. 5'"'' '''''' .
aRAINwnEATcash OTIS have been moderately ae1ve
port light trade city milling options have
o,s S Opened veal at decline Of 4c advance &c.
is on ~ "y1nsed 'c Inc and s slo'e bushels
future bushels spot nslSpT y"' rated Red At
9l &C. anoat 9S'i 81. . b NO Req e'e r s0
aa Mn siS % losing at 'S Ss 40 February
"a &C.. closing "a SCI 10 Marcn 94sS9o e. closing AZ
81 saes 0lS Closing At 81 c DO June ssesc closing
09Aeti 90 clo-ng 99s.e., 40. september 81 W@sl ol
closing AZ 81 oO. do December 9ta n ~ r d no1i
aud nominal. barley .es 10000 business Unsrtie. AN
Al CORN ash lots more lalrly actN NJ
an values uie CHER closing hrm with lar tt"ie tor
export aud Hight business tor home use Optlona nave
been dull unsettled unchanged Al the close except on
May which is :. higher opened weak at decline oi ga
e. advanced 81. tell OF and closed stedhy ihi SC
under highest Of The day sales oooo puse
future bushels spot including Uugraien MIAch
At A." 90 80 s. aoc: steamer q4e'e in elevator;
A. is, anost 80 2 ,dIsc. in elevator; s'tda3c
Whit elevator; a'c de'i'orelt
No. January. 47ea4i -. losing at sc 10 feoruaiy
4s4q4AA closing at 4SA-c. do May. bl40ol Sc closing
al ii GA 81 lots have been moderately active
uns tel prices lower for Mixed whie Mlts
higher. CLOSING steady options have been quiet
steady amt ~. higher except for Nay when was go
Oprued nnn. advanced I'd tc then ne-
May only, and closed nr0 At the highest o Js
the lowest Or May. saies-45UOOo
bushels future AMI spot cnlins M. al 35c. 10 Mhite.
40s.a4ic.. No 2 rs ~1S59.c. 10. White Al 1i2c. No
"a Mlxci Western. 30657t., White no..
8Dr45c Whte Slate. ~ d42i2c. No. =, January. $500
sc closing FsOruary 80 3jc- closing
36c do. May. 81 size, closing AT FEED-tlrn
and hanged
Walkers Private DAILY Circular January 5. 1885, New
York
Exports Of wheat and aour from eight Atlantic ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Kascher Society Hebrew benevolent inst-
luton ordered sixty headsones ou Joseph Ban
Ter They Bsyside Cemetery for the
cety and Of them mp. Banzers oil! not
paid the cemetery and permitted ~ he
man charge away all OF the headsiones. The 80
cety and trial before Justice
Williams jury in The supreme Court yesterday Oh
tanned verdict for $50 o. $780, .,-
Letters the estate OF Miss Bernarda
Ia ami killed on the Third Avenue
Eeva Docem 30 were gidnteh yesterday
nv father Plsquu 10 La Tore tie
kes ont the letters purpose suing the Manhattan
hallway Company ior 5000 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

The receipts OF wheat at bombay from the interior OF na
for the ended December l. lss6 we're 55ol53 bush
els against j64l bushels tor the week ended Pc % sY
stocks wheat and dour IN cont Dec 1856 '0"9Io- ous
els AZ ansc 2G5 bushels Dec. l. 1850
HAY AND srRAW--rho market IS quiet ami without e-
senta ehsnse hyN" toa~ S'V Sisvsr Is ae Clover
Mrsd % strsw-Lone. 70c short 90 @ooe: Gal 40
Hops - Without improy ement American NewYork
Good 81 G25c do 1850. Prims @ caSce Il Sl2s' % TO-
Ned Me"% no. is ar r to ood d.. &c.,
ssoe MiseS asrms"s do. ii S2sc' AimarAs o is ~acc
Lns lish do.. 2og22c.
MoLAssEs-A dull and nominal market on the basis Of
MsrHLs"irsn certiheatss Dul at sl7a.Ss2 Trans,
fully steady ami brsker At IL 81 ore to spot "a i9
second do soh at q! 90 A.r second eii a ~
SAFES IN 1aIn Si2c Trsnsertoie notices Lake,
GI30c Transferable noee. ISSUED a. itTGc speA'e'-
NAVAL ToREsA gaet Sat steady a Sr
are Sa st.iasd = SPssl Ssr s0a
Sr: a 81 p 81 81 SOS 50 S. 81 o. 81 s. IS ~
y NY. s Sn I1 - cotoD
animation Su' asSs io ' CotIonseed sumner yellow.
sT ssjss Y IS,s .s s'', se; &c. &c.
Insect Western So Lard gsns present. s"t ars.s
s s 5s 80 5 Sa shs
eStr. biracLe go; sperm eIue loc: natafa S1Iei
osschs Si'- sprns WIG" 7so @s Nsher
Srs n.s sT1alc eIr, Gioaehca sl4c Rel PLAIN ~
35c I!ri ~.pouhet J6c: Dank Zoc 5tr4tc zac.; oave
cssIs 7jQ7fc NeatsoOt prime, 80 loc; NeatsooI CON-
mon 81 pujc; Pam i.c. Muszrdserl. AZ = 94oc
FREIGHTS-A generally quiet anu easy MARI CT
- ANTW ruP seaiu hence. 80 600 Oe n gram ~
LEIII steam, hence. - QUO bush. grain. quoted III
LONDON. steam hence. two British b~rAs oo.s
RE r 1:acs Dbf 2SsS
bars 7VOV ubis crude oil, private terms; IL 4 n
iaU IA 81. Iailos zzs 3D. besi ga po.. sa 3D. sugar
2vs 22s oil cake. l6Ai cotton. 3.lod, tosn - Li
measurement La Ud.....to LoNDoN W steam, <t,vou
bush. gram. ld -Four lGs Sd bacon sos !sv. 'os.
taow. 26s, beef bs, pork. a.: susar zVd1-s oL;
oil cake los Ss rosin. 90 3D. measurement i.s "a
20s. ard talow, 22s. 6! beet os pork 3. I'd; ~
CAKE. Sd; sugar. 2Os. measurement 10 IL
by st-au 2svVV Oush SrAin ea Flour. o~; o.ec "a
ys lard 3Vs talos 25s. bec &c. pork, Is Sd sug :"
d22s ,ji cake l7a 3D.; measurements, ]os
10 ULA0Ow by Grsin. gi uoar. los. g.. az
3Os; lsr OIL; tallow 1885, I'd. bcei e. 3D. porn Ss
sugar 3D. iss. yd cake lssi rosin ~. IAN
mrnL liza steam "a ooo ousn- gram
Quyted -. 49, - .,. .,,r m the
vas rather more sur 10 INC
tradns general market presented madn sis
Keeping advance at the ssies
AZ brs Ness xs 70 SJ2 co. hhds. tsmiIy Ness SlA
frre on Meas qaolsd al Slx 2os$S ~ ios 0e
md Sl0 e0eSil for Extra Psame..' W SHAs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

The old .tyIr pills. Who does not know
What agony they causes-wlAt woe A.x
You walk Ell The door you groape'i you nsnSes
And felt such swtui pain inside.
And the next day you felt 80 weak
You d. NJ want &, move OF speak.
Eow pi.rc-'s Pellets" are ~ mild
TLsy are not a-eadel by chiht
They DO their WORK IN painless way.
All leave no weakness Tor Dext dxy
Thus proving what 10 oft cpnfest.
That gentle means are always oos~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
TIE PATHOLOGY NIEKEL.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tho crude uatiou IL becoming something o an od
stol y and lille the features shown oy IL
her drop To the same s'oa ek'
font All that indicates is market which Is sod
down easily by bears. rallied more easily Whenever WY
huvr orders brokers execute and ht SHOWS
an ppareut baroness floating rthcaies Tho trade I'M
settled n It's VIEWS and tose pkers VINO afo ohsn
I'm tanner are afraid 70 back their 1eet ny pur'
oa,,s The feeling bulls who are not concernsd Win
a,,v auctuarions expressed by Watson Gibson who
say, arraimg 10 IL (o very light and public iner,.?
sai, Int the 6u ish the stnaon We tluk WIZ
tel" Declining production eniArg'ng consua puop anu
aging influences. The opei ators ior aH arc
ing tho eiect OF hus.ian n o",upe'' Inc
a,clents of the occur 10 help the hears
milan yestcria, 10 1900 barrels the MI hoIis
connsral uu.r ance small business IN cerulcateS w -
,nss vssterlay and prices raug-s 70aost eo 10
AMI he mar et closest In go0t shape c..u
The prices AMI the tza aeanhss az ''o """s"
dSted Exchange were as ioho"si al.
opeumg. g Low" sof
Sass barrels o'oooS
Redpe oil was stronger and tho market was aas
cen To ia cents the pfle a. .hn'AoipA'~ ' ~
being oAs scents per gaiioo' A"ri te'~
OIL CITY, PENN. Jan. 6-Cruie o.-Natona' i'AA''
rusea1xs opened at 10 and closed 70s highest prce
Iou..t ,9s sales ll370oU barrels charters. 81
arrls. cesrances 26Oo0OO barrels, shipments 'o''s~
barrels, runs - barfeis
purssUR re- Jan. 5.-Perolenm hrm aud steady NA'ons'
Transit Certificates opened AZ 69s and closed Al 'os ~
est prh;e. Tie lowest o5's
BRADFORD Penn, Jan. 5-National Transit cetunes''
opened at 10 and closed AZ l0,. nishest pro" 49,
est price, o9s cleArinces. l,Soi Ooo o@tre'
TIrusvII.E. Penn. jan 5-NztionAi ii~"sis - -
opened Al sesS and closed At IL highest price, TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

De,,cats aisse.ss IN sishsr hovever inaus.>a
..adiv cnrul nook 10 cents stAnpA AItIess ~ W.
SSscs w.sids DspsssAry AssAsaA Assssaeses ~ -
~. RunaiA n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan s-l2sop mrconsols, 100 lis for money
Bonds 1907; 10 Four and Hail Per Cent Bonds, ll3
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
uicates. 40 do Mortgage. 1874 Canadian Pacific.
~ Ere. 1894 do. second Consos lOl st. Paul Common.
9la; NewYork Central. lI5s; Pennsylvania 90 Reading
lSs Mexican Ordinary. ~.
Paris advces quote Three Per Cenentes at 81 francs
10 confines the
NJ Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates 49e do Second Mortgage l33 Canadian
Paeihc 69s Erte - 4 do secrnd consoa 10i4 Mexican
Ordinary. l9a; Paul Common. 92 NewYork Central,
ll6a. Pennsylvania. ssh; Reading, 10.
Hudsons Bay Company. 227s.
The OF bu0n gone the Bank or England on
balance to-day is 227.O0O.
India Council bills allotted to-day at an advance OF
8l6d. per rupee ..
$3.50 advices quots Three per Cent Rentes at S2
francs SO for the account and Exchange on London
at rs francs IS confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

ssrsi Of growth aud rsvAir ests' svsv .hssS s o.
hoiv How necessary then, tR2t tho oiooa saoe. - ~
MR. nd s,cn Dr P;srcs's 0ohis0 Neiicsl utcovsy
lie treat blood ood blood puriner ~ ~"ss =
ION ureehta wsss lsnxA scroinsA inaasn<A sAA
diseAseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

SPIRITS OF TURPENriNR.
CuARr Esrox Ian. B--Turpcntlne nrm a. 3So
eAyANNAu Jan b.-rurpentine nrin Al 3Ic ~.
TuuU0yon. JAn. 6.-Turpenuns quiet ~ ssNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

future deliveries tho market opened At decline o.
closed steady and generally unchanged from last
nights prices. Sales. ~. 800 Daea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
British Indian Wheat Exports Monthly, 1886.

Total bush 2S G0s 900 ll.6O4.O00 6.5O4O0O 4l776OOO
The quantity oi wheat passage from Inda for Europe
narauber 10.
From india Via cape. Via Calai. iotaI io'sl o"si'
IN Inlt Kingdom 5l2 600 POS 900 2.720O00 4.SJ2OO0
IN Continent furope. $4,000 ssUUUO 10000 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN. 8.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

The Silver King Mining Comp declared dividend
OF rs cents per share.
CLOSING PRIOES OF BOSrOv SFOOSs
BosroN Jan. 5. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-06

The receipts wheat bombay from the interior OF iDds
for the ended December l. lHAo were 1SoI - Yisi
the week ended Dec - 1885,
aul bushels the week ouic Dee = lS7J io"ch
Is wheat aud Hour IN 3Ont Dec 1885, -o'Slo- Ous''
IL. / y. ~ nl,lloLa Dec. l. lSs0
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-28
The Trial at Provo.

The trial of the alleged Tintic lynchers
at Provo will close to-day. Mr.. Thur
man closes for the defense and Assistant
District Attorney Hiles for the prosecu-
ton. 1t was expected that the case
would be submitted to the jury this even
ing. Oh the eight defendants, it is con-
coded, we understand, by the prosecu-
ton that two, and perhaps three, will be
fully acquitted, while the result in regard
to the others is problematical. THE
DEMOCRAT learns from a gentleman who
has attended the trial that the evidence
ELECTED will probably cause nolIe prose
que to be entered in the case of T. d.
Sullivan, who was to have had subse-
quently a separate trial Mr.. Sullivan
has borne an excellent reputation as an
industrious, peaceable and good man in
the mining towns where he has lived and
worked, and has many friends among
the law and order people at Eureka, who
would require the strongest kind of evil
dence to induce them to believe that he
would engage in such proceedings as
those with which he is charged.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-28
A FIGHT FOR GORE.
Policeman Daniels Done Up at the
ID. & h. G. Depot.

About 100 people witnessed fight be-
tween Peter Newall and Policeman Dan
iels at the D. & R. G. depot at about 6
o'clock last evening.
While Daniels was busy sweeping the
floor of the d. & r. G. waiting room, one
Peter Newall started to express his I'M
called-for opinion, in terms that were not
altogether complimentary to the birth of
Mr.. Daniels, and in fact very forcibly
suggested that he bore some relationship
to the canine, on the female side of his
family, and wound up his insulting re-
marks by stating that he would Elk"
him. Policeman Daniels was not alto
gether aware that he was out of repair,
and therefore followed Newall to the
porch of Mr.. Higney's house, intending
to make further inquiries. Here Mr.. D.
decided to arrest Mr. N, and informed
that gentleman of his desire to do so,
whereupon each gentleman locked him-
self in the somewhat quarreIsome en-
brace of the other.
After some time spent in struggling
with and striking the faces of each other,
they landed at the platform of the d. &
R. G. AT this point Mr.. ID. expected to
have the little matter settled by quiet
interference from his friends, but he was
mistaken. The railroad hands, who were
numerous, did not will it SO, and his
friends were told to absent themselves.
One man went so far as to put stick
into the hand of Newali, that he might
effect more serious injuries on the head
of Policeman Daniels.
The case will come up before Judge
Piper on Wednesday next.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-28
PERSONALS.

j: H. Young, of the Northwestern, is again
in town.
Major Barnett, special government tenn
Der agent, have returned from the North.
Mr.. D. G. Dunbar, of the Western Mer-
chant, left yesterday morning for Omaha.
Miss Theresa Godbe returned on Saturday
from Weber, where she has for some time
been teaching school.
Prof. L. E. Holden left yesterday morning
for Cleveland, Ohio. He expects to return
about the 1st of May.
DR.. Benedict went South this morning in
answer to an urgent call from Springville.
He will most likely return tomorrow.
Mr.. d. r. Coray, formerly of Ogden, left
over yesterdays d. d r. G. for New Mexico,
where he goes to grow up with the country.
Mr.. Fred. Scarf went to Provo on Sunday
to visit the b. Y. Academy. Owing to special
business the gentleman did not return until
this morning.
Hon. NJ. D. Foley, of the firm of Reming-
ton, johnson d Co., arrived here yesterday
morning from Eureka, Nevada. Mr.. Foley
is accompanied by his wife. They will re-
main here several days.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-28
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
One of the Results of "The Demo
crat,s,' EENewspaper Boom" for
Salt Lake City.


THE DEMOCRAT is gratifed to announce
as one of the results of its urging the i'm
portance of our business men joining
with it in its work of encouraging the in
vestment of capital here, that steps are
being taken for the organization OF a
Chamber of Commerce or Board of Trade
in this city. This is a most judicious
movement and one which the business
interests of the city and Territory most
imperatively demand. The benefits and
advantages that will accrue from such an
organization are too numerous and evil
dent to require enumeration at the
present time. Suffice it to say that The
DEMOCRAT will facilitate by all of the
means in its power the successful work
ing of the new organization as it has
always been true to the interests of the
section it represents. A meeting will be
held sometime during the present week
to take the initiatory steps towards the
formation of the proposed institution, and
it is to be hoped that every business man
in the city will lend it both his moral
and practical support.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-28
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
The Cases Before Judge Zane To.
Day.

The Cases Before Judge Zane To.
Day.
The following cases came up in the
Third District Court to-day:
David E. Buell. vs. Harvey Hardy ct al
Attorneys and jury present, and trial
resumed. Answer amended on motion
of defendant Case continued at cost OF
defendant.
John Howarth, a native of England A.;
August Chandler, native of Sweden
David Williams, native of Wales, and
Henry Rogers, native of England, were
all admitted to citizenship.
The case of Austin VS.. Roberts was
continued by consent.
Herald Publishing Co. vs.. J. G. Parker.
Defendant allowed fifteen additional days
to answer.
Salt Lake City vs.. Mark Tobias. Mo-
ton to release defendant from costs
argued and submitted.
A. G.. Brixen VS.. Deseret National
Bank. Trial before ten jurors by agree
ment